Paul Leeson
Professor of Cardiovascular Medicine · www.rdm.ox.ac.uk · University of Oxford
Quick answer: Paul Leeson is Professor of Cardiovascular Medicine at University of Oxford. Paul Leeson shows an active PhD hiring signal as of 2026-09-11.
⭐ DPhil: 2026 Leeson Group: Imaging in Preventive Cardiology Research — Radcliffe Department of Medicine
MSc by Research: Leeson Group: Digital Twins and AI in Preventive Cardiology Research — Radcliffe Department of Medicine
Research interests
Cardiovascular Imaging and Early Development of Cardiovascular Disease
Selected publications (since 2023)
[2023] Long-Term Blood Pressure Control After Hypertensive Pregnancy Following Physician-Optimized Self-Management: The POP-HT Randomized Clinical Trial. Kitt J. et al, (2023), JAMA, 330, 1991 - 1999
[2026] Contrastive Machine Learning to Quantify Hypertensive Multiorgan Damage and Identify New Disease Phenotypes: A Multinational Multimodal Study. Alkhodari M. et al, (2026), Circulation
[2026] Economic Evaluation of the Use of Artificial Intelligence in Stress Echocardiography: Cost-Consequence and Cost-Effectiveness Analysis. Chauhan AS. et al, (2026), Value Health Reg Issues
[2026] Retinal Vascular Caliber: 6 to 12 Months and 15 to 25 Years Following Hypertensive Pregnancy. Cutler HR. et al, (2026), Hypertension
[2026] A systematic review of explainable artificial intelligence and cardia
Frequently asked questions
Is Paul Leeson hiring PhD students at University of Oxford?
Yes. As of 2026-09-11, Paul Leeson's faculty page shows a PhD hiring signal: DPhil: 2026 Leeson Group: Imaging in Preventive Cardiology Research — Radcliffe Department of Medicine
MSc by Research: Leeson Group: Digital Twins and AI in Preventive Cardiology Research — Radcliffe.
What does Paul Leeson research?
Cardiovascular Imaging and Early Development of Cardiovascular Disease
Data last updated: 2026-09-11 · Source: phd-match.com faculty database.
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